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noobianz
post Sep 13 2019, 08:57 AM

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Just to share some experience for those wanting to mod their Rx 5700 xt reference card with AIO using kraken g12:-
-AMD bracket that came with kraken g12 have an offset around 1mm for the holes. It would not fit perfectly unless being forced with screw or cut in half.
-VRM temperature is good even w/o heatsink. I had mine around 70c in H210i casing.
-VRAM temperature is terrible w/o heatsink. I saw mine reached 96c. Low profile Heatsink is needed if u wish to install it on your ram. 4x 5mm height, 2x 4mm heigth(for 2 vram facing side panel). Else it wont fit due to close proximity to AIO cold plate.
-flatness of the AIO cold plate plays significant role, i saw the delta between Edge temp and Junction temp not more than 7c apart with proper mounting.
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post Sep 26 2019, 08:39 PM

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My gpu can barely breath with this casing. Prior to this i've used reference Rx 5700 xt, but the temperature is quite bad unless i undervolt it to 1050mv and 1850mhz target clock but still need to have the fan run @2600rpm for decent temp (80s edge, 100s junction)

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post Sep 26 2019, 09:20 PM

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yep, luckily the bottom plate have holes. But still not sufficient.
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post Sep 28 2019, 07:22 PM

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I somehow manage to make it work. Since there is quite few ventilation holes on the psu shroud, i changed my psu to SFX psu just to make the gap between shroud and psu bigger for ventilation.

Also added 2 hard foam acting as gpu support. Picture for reference. Now temp is in the lower 70s for edge, while junction temp around 95~100c. GPU clock stays around ~2030mhz.

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post Oct 29 2019, 10:41 PM

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re-visit RX5700XT+modded kraken g12. Using an old AIO(antec kuhler h2o 620) i had lying around, the temperature is still crazy in a compact case. In my case, i'm running it in H210i with 3700x cooled by 240mm rad at front intake.
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post Oct 29 2019, 11:41 PM

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After some undervolting, i think i can live with it. ΔTemp not that big as well between edge and Tj. PC is super silent now biggrin.gif
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post Nov 2 2019, 09:27 PM

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yep not that great, 90c for edge temp with AIO. Prior to this with stock cooler edge temp often reach 110c with default fan curve. If i ramp it up to 60% fan speed it hovers around 100c.

only problem is with kraken g12 is, it doesnt have active cooling on VRAM. On a hot day VRAM sometimes reach 100c, shy 5c from upper spec limit.(I had low profile copper heatsink on the VRAM)

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post Nov 2 2019, 10:35 PM

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QUOTE(sHawTY @ Nov 2 2019, 10:18 PM)
5700 XT temperatures are really that bad? sweat.gif

My 2080 Ti even with the stock tri-fan heatsink on stock speed 1.85GHz temperatures never goes higher than 85°C on full load
Now with full watercooling, I'm only getting 50°C on full load overclocked to 2.10GHz
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In this case i blame it on the reference blower design for the bad temp. Even the AIO im using is quite crappy for today standard.

I have another rx5700xt on another system, but it's Asus ROG strix. Temperature on that one is around 70c edge temp/90c junction temp@2.1ghz, far much better than the modded one with AIO.

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post Nov 2 2019, 11:06 PM

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QUOTE(sHawTY @ Nov 2 2019, 10:51 PM)
Ever thought of moving to full watercooling?
Your H210i casing can fit a 240MM radiator at the front & a 120MM radiator at the rear

You will definitely get better temperatures with full watercooling system even in that small casing
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Yep, planning to wc in the near future thumbup.gif

 

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